Transcript loader now repairs plain-string message content instead of dropping or ignoring it
When Claude Code loads or resumes a saved conversation transcript, a row where an assistant message's content is a plain (non-empty) text string, instead of the normal structured format, used to be either left alone or dropped entirely if malformed. Now that content is wrapped into a proper text block so it can be used normally. The cleanup log shown when loading or resuming a transcript now separately reports how many rows were cleaned, how many were wrapped, and how many were dropped.
This recovers transcript rows that would previously have been silently discarded or left in an inconsistent format, reducing data loss when resuming past conversations.